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"Old Butter Fingers is Back!" concerning CFS3 Nuke"

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rcafmad

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"Old Butter Fingers is Back!" concerning CFS3 Nuke"

I have downloaded the CFS 3 Nuke for CFS3.

I am trying to edit it for my BoB Theatre.

It now read "C:\Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft Games\Combat Simulator BoB\*bdp" /s"

It tried it and it doesnot clear any files.

There has to be a simple step I have missed but cannot figure it out!

As usual help would be appreciated again.
 
rcafmad said:
I have downloaded the CFS 3 Nuke for CFS3.

I am trying to edit it for my BoB Theatre.

It now read "C:\Program Files (x86)\ Microsoft Games\Combat Simulator BoB\*bdp" /s"

It tried it and it doesnot clear any files.

There has to be a simple step I have missed but cannot figure it out!

As usual help would be appreciated again.
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Do you have the install in a folder called "Combat Simulator Bob", or "combat flight simulator bob"?

NB what version of Windows are you using? For Win10, and perhaps even Win 7, it is probably better not to install CFS3 into the Program Files (x86) folder, because of all the blasted controls Windows puts over applications run from this folder.... Which might be the problem with the Nuke bdp file.

Windows security might be preventing the .bat file from running.
 
Open the CFS3 main directory in Explorer, type *.bdp in the search box at top right and make sure the search will look through sub-directories too. You'll get a list of hundreds of results. Select all and shift-delete. Windows 10 then does the faff about permissions but give it permission and they're gone.
 
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